Richard Campanella

Of storm, fire and fish: the shaping of Salaville

Exploring the historical geography of New Orleans’ West Bank

How the geography of historical architecture influences pedestrian movement around the French Quarter

How New Orleans handled an outbreak of bubonic plague in 1914

How “Keeping up with the Pontalbas” sparked a decorative ironwork trend in 19th-century New Orleans

Completed in 1860, the Central Congregational Church was demolished in 1935 and seemingly forgotten

The multiple narratives of the Belle Chasse Plantation House

Before I-10, the New Basin Canal flowed through New Orleans

The fiery birth and demise of the Verandah Hotel

Louis Sullivan’s sophisticated Union Depot welcomed train passengers to New Orleans for more than 60 years

Devastating fires in New Orleans’ history sparked shrewd revitalization

The “Three Sisters of Rampart” once stood where a parking lot sits today